5 h. ago Claudia Winkleman breaks down in tears after 'extraordinary' moment on One Question

Claudia Winkleman was reduced to tears on Channel 4's One Question after a father and daughter duo managed to win £100,000

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6 h. ago Claudia Winkleman wanted to cry after pair won £100,000 on One Question

The pair won the prize without seeing all 16 possible answers.

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21 h. ago China's put a £100,000 bounty on my head! Anonymous letter sent to London residents shows how Beijing is trying to intimidate me with threat of kidnap, says high

Tony Chung accused the Chinese Communist Party of trying to 'instil fear' after he was told wanted letters arrived in the mail boxes of residents on a London street from Hong Kong this week.

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21 h. ago Man’s house price ‘plummets £100k’ after TfL install ‘smelly’ bus driver toilet outside

A Croydon homeowner has claimed his house price has 'fallen by £100,000' due to Transport for London installing a toilet for its bus drivers outside his property.

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21 h. ago China's put a £100,000 bounty on my head! Anonymous letter sent to London residents shows how Beijing is tryin

China's put a £100,000 bounty on my head! Anonymous letter sent to London residents shows how Beijing is tryin  Daily Mail

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35 h. ago Chris Imler: The Internet Will Break My Heart review | Safi Bugel's experimental album of the month

(Moli Del Tro/Fun in the Church)Musing on topics as varied as porn, cute animals, war and weed, the Berlin artist’s latest release is as seductive and disorientating as a late-night internet rabbit hole‘I hug strangers, I lose my friends I listen to 100,000 songs,” deadpans Chris Imler on the title track of The Internet Will Break My Heart. The dark underbelly of the internet is the theme behind this record; across its nine tracks, the Berlin-based songwriter and producer flits between topics as varied as porn, cute animals, war and weed with the hasty indifference of someone flicking between apps. It’s a suitably macabre topic for Imler, whose sound is characterised by a strange, nocturnal quality, all chugging instrumentals and monotone chanting.The record draws on Imler’s trusty seedy palette, skulking somewhere in the depths between Krautrock and industrial dance music. But where new interpretations of these genres can often veer towards pastiche, Imler’s approach feels both ref...

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35 h. ago Scamanda's Amanda Riley fake cancer story explained and why she lied

The former teacher and principal convinced friends, coworkers, a megachurch, and complete strangers to donate more than $100,000 to her and her family

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37 h. ago Amanda Riley now after Scamanda series exposes how 'ashamed' mother lied about cancer diagnosis

Amanda Riley pocketed more than $100,000 from donors after she became a cancer influencer

Science

44 h. ago Champions Trophy 2025: Australia’s second tier up against it in absence of bowling big three | Geoff Lemon

Their attack has a distinctly Sheffield Shield flavour to it but the main thing in the two-times winners’ favour is the relative weakness of their groupFor a long time, a strange situation continued in Australian cricket. Through a one-day World Cup in 2023, through a T20 World Cup in 2024, through a Test summer that sat between them, and through the lead-ups and warm-ups before all of the above, the same three fast bowlers showed up almost all of the time. Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Patrick Cummins, in aeternum.Things don’t work that way. Fast bowling is a horrifically taxing art, and the mad operators who pursue it across any level of the game share a gruesome delight in cataloguing their lifetime’s injuries, discarding sneakers and peeling back socks and rolling up trouser legs to show you toes bent sideways or lurid half-moons of scars around ankles or knees. At the top level, fitness and availability are sporadic, and that’s before you come to the changes driven by each fo...

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44 h. ago Question Time host Fiona Bruce in tears on live TV after colleague's death

The 60-year-old host of the BBC panel show was moved to tears when announcing the death of a beloved producer of the show, who had spoken to 'over 100,000 audience members in her time'

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45 h. ago Dragons' Den viewers slam 'rude' guest judge Emma Grede for 'belittling' 23

Nitya Dintakurti, who lives in London and is from India, went on the BBC show in the hopes of securing £100,000 for her menopausal cooling device.

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52 h. ago Electric vehicle tax changes – what every driver needs to know ahead of April 1 deadline

Starting April 1st, alterations to Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) will impact thousands of electric car owners

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54 h. ago Moment 'show off' driver crashes Dragon's Den star's £100,000 Ferrari

EXCLUSIVE: The Ferrari was owned by Ross Mendham, a former Dragon's Den participant, who was in the passenger seat.

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3 d. ago Passengers ask ‘do they think drivers are stupid' as Manchester Airport changes car parking

The new system at Manchester Airport for drop-offs and pick-ups is being introduced to reduce congestion and improve traffic flow, but not all passengers are happy with the change

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3 d. ago Viral ‘Spudman’ TikTok star wins council apology amid battle to save pitch he’s held for 22 years

A petition to keep Spudman at his site in Tamworth town centre is approaching 100,000 signatures

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3 d. ago Lidl announces major change that will affect how people shop at the store

Shoppers will soon be able to buy Lidl products on TikTok

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3 d. ago Scientists discover popular snack that could stop you dying early

Experts from Oxford University examined the impact of 164 environmental factors and genetic risks for 22 major diseases in half-a-million British people taking part in a long-term study.

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3 d. ago 'Do they think drivers are stupid': People react to Manchester Airport's car park changes

Manchester Airport has announced a shake-up in its parking system

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3 d. ago Scientists reveal surprising causes of early death from 22 diseases

Experts from Oxford University examined the impact of 164 environmental factors and genetic risks for 22 major diseases in half-a-million British people taking part in a long-term study.

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3 d. ago Vaping harms focus of UK review amid warnings of ‘inflammation of the airways’

Government-commissioned research will monitor 100,000 young people aged eight to 18 for the next decade amid fears of unknown harms

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